Closed kotarokun closed 1 year ago
Hi @kotarokun, yes you can do that by setting up multiple entity controllers and setting start_time
and end_time
options. There is also a night_mode
option where you can reduce the brightness (if your light has this option.)
I would recommend setting up a separate entity controller for this light and setting an end_time
or override
.
@kotarokun's question is a really good one. Basically duplicating the amount of controllers needed to select different entities for daytime and nighttime is a nightmare, if you have a big house. Would love to see this feature inside one controller
The way I configure it is using mulitple entity controllers - its a cheap, one-off setup and then forget about it. I don't see any reason to complicate implementation with "nested controllers", when the individual controller is already extremely configurable . @ndbroadbent spot on :)
Ok, and how to be when "day" entity is currently on and enters constrained more? If you just turn lights off on enter constrained, then you'll left without any lights, because "night" one won't turn off if no new motion activates it
Description
I want to know, if it is Possible, to select some entities for night Mode? I have some light, that don't want to enable in night Mode because it is too bright.
Thanks a lot